My parents spent the better part of the summer closing up her house. They found wonderful things: photos, books, toys, cookware and such that my grandmother used, loved and kept.
This entry is about one set of items that they found. It is her wings and a manual. The AWS on the wings stand for "Advanced Warning Service." I only scanned two pages from the manual, but all of them were so ripe. These pages are just a representation.



3 comments:
That is some serious history. What a great facet your family's "being"
fantastic!
The parts I really enjoyed were (1) the order that the Air Raid Wardens should march wne they're in a parade, and (2) the fact that the books were mailable, with the return address and the notice of $300 fine for improper use printed on the back.
Thanks for documenting these.
I want more pages from that book!!
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